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The Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter, said the United States had used an intelligence memo to suspect that Huang was dating a woman who was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security. The incident again brought Megaspeed and Huida’s business in China to the attention of American political circles.
The Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that the US government believesHuida (Nvidia) CEOJen-Hsun Huang I once dated a Chinese woman. US intelligence agencies believe the woman was recruited by China’s main intelligence agency, the Ministry of State Security.detective action.
People familiar with the matter said US officials wrote a memo this year based on intelligence received by the US that Huang had an affair with Alice Huang. Huang Le is a senior executive at Singapore-based MegaSpeed, a client of Huida.
The memo was circulated among some top U.S. officials shortly before President Trump traveled to Beijing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, people familiar with the matter said.
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Photos and videos of Huang Jen-hsun and the MegaSpeed executive together have been circulated on social media. Huida declined to comment on the memo or the suggestion that the two had a close relationship. Huida previously said Huang “meets with thousands of executives from client companies every year.”
MegaSpeed is suspected of violating US export controls and smuggling Hyuda’s advanced chips into China, and is being investigated by the United States. Huida has previously launched an internal investigation into the related allegations and believes there is no evidence that MegaSpeed has committed any wrongdoing.
The contents of the memo came to light after several senior Republican congressmen asked Huang to participate in a closed meeting of the House China, Foreign Affairs and Intelligence committees. The New York Times previously reported that US intelligence agencies had determined that China had listed Huang as a target of espionage activities. Members are expected to answer questions about the report and explain what security measures Huida has taken.
MegaSpeed was founded in 2023 as a spin-off of a Chinese gaming company. The US government is investigating companies suspected of smuggling advanced chips into China, especially Southeast Asia. As competition between the United States and China in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) intensifies, the United States has also stepped up investigations and is concerned about China’s acquisition of advanced chips that could accelerate military modernization.
US national security officials have privately expressed dissatisfaction with Huang. Huang Jensen personally lobbied Trump this year to allow Huida to export H200 chips to Chinese customers. Since Trump started his second term in 2025, Huang Renxun has met with him several times.
When Trump traveled to China in May to meet Xi Jinping, Huang did not originally board Air Force One from Washington with other corporate CEOs. When Trump learned that Huang was not included on the travel list, he called him. Huang then flew to Alaska and boarded Air Force One during a stopover en route. During Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States in September, Huang Renxun also attended the state banquet hosted by Trump for Xi Jinping.
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The report reported that the US government had written a memo based on intelligence received, suspecting that Huang had an affair with a Chinese woman, and believed that this woman was potentially recruited by the Chinese Ministry of National Security to engage in espionage activities.
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People familiar with the matter said the woman was Alice Huang, a senior executive at MegaSpeed in Singapore. MegaSpeed is a customer of Huida and is under investigation for alleged violations of US export controls.
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Because the outside world is concerned about China’s access to Huida’s advanced chips through connections and industry, the United States is also increasing its investigation into smuggling and export control violations. Congress also asked Huang to explain the security measures and related situations.
